Mirror Artworks  are a group of works  that grew from a series of explorations of materials symbolically infused with meaning by association with the heart shape.
 The juxtaposition of materials with the heart shape resulted in poetic artworks. 

Tennis Ball Heart 1995 22 x 24 x 8 1/2 inches

Dollar Heart  1986 13 inches h dollar bills, wheat paste laminate.  Iron wire added l989

            
                                                                
The use of mirrorsr in the following represent how the heart reflects, incorporates and influences its environment.

Mirrored Heart 2 2001 32"x35 1/2'X2" Mirror rectangles and triangles on styrofoam

Mirrored Heart  1989 Mirror shards in tar on plywood

Mirrored Moon #1 1988 18" h. x 14" w. x 10" d. Glass mirror shards, epoxy on steel frame.

Cloud with Lightning                                              2001 32"x3 1/4"x 25" Pigmented epoxy, mirror, silicone on styrofoam.

Ice Cream Cone 2001 32"x3 1/4"x 25" Pigmented epoxy, mirror, silicone on styrofoam.

The larger rectangular and circular works, below, some of which were created under the psuedonym of   "Zoey Lucido,"  have no heart or cloud or ice cream cone  with which to  interact.
 They interact with their surrounds in a cinematic way.

Raga Boogie (2002),  36" x 48" cut glass mirror, epoxy, urethane foam. Click on image for a 3 minute   video of Raga Boogie reflections.

Click on the image for a 1: 1/2 minute video of Flowers Beyond relections. Flowers From Beyond 2007  (Zoey Lucido) 28" x 24"x 2" glass mirrors masticked to epoxy coated Styrofoam.

Cubist Circle 2007 4 feet dia. x 2" glass mirrors masticked to epoxy coated Styrofoam.